Oppo introduced its Enco X4 wireless earbuds alongside the Find X10 family. The model went on sale in China with a list price of 1,199 yuan, while its introductory price was announced as 1,099 yuan; its price and sales schedule in Türkiye have not yet been disclosed.
The earbuds feature an 11-millimeter bass driver and a 6-millimeter treble driver. The fourth-generation coaxial audio system developed with Dynaudio and active noise cancellation stand out, while the earbuds offer up to 53 hours of total battery life with the charging case.
Why it matters
For users in Türkiye, the practical implications of this announcement are limited for now, because it has not been disclosed when the product will become available or how much it will cost. The list and introductory prices in China do not, on their own, provide a basis for pricing in the local market; therefore, the product’s position in Türkiye can only be assessed once local information becomes available. The technical specifications reveal the earbuds’ goals in terms of audio and battery life, but as noted in the council notes, they are not supported by independent comparative test results. This leaves an open question, particularly for those who base their purchasing decisions on real-world performance: how will the stated battery life and noise cancellation level perform in daily use?
Background
Oppo is not a new name in the FikirPilot archive: we have published 10 news articles mentioning the name in the last 90 days; the most recent was dated 23 September 2026.